The Aleph: Infinite Wonder / Infinite Pity
Just like in the Borges short story, you can now see everything at once …from Project Gutenberg, or from Twitter, or from both.
This may be the only legitimate use case for (truly) infinite scrolling.
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Lamps: a design research collaboration with Google Creative Labs, 2011 – Blog – BERG
Beautiful thoughtful work from the BERGians.
Why the Little Printer is good – aka, someone on the internet is wrong, a response. |
Dan makes a very good point about Little Printer: it’s not the “printer” part that matters; it’s the “little”.
Gardens and Zoos – Blog – BERG
A lovely piece from Matt examining agency and behaviour in the things we surround ourselves with: frying pans, houseplants, pets, and robots.
These are the droids you are looking for.
Little Printer | BERG Cloud
This evolution of Tom Taylor’s microprinter looks like it’s going to be absolutely wonderful (and packed full of personality). Watch this space.
BBC Dimensions: How Many Really?
A nice project from BERG that aligns numbers from your own world (like the number of people you follow on Twitter) to numbers in the larger world.
Bringing the London Bus Network home – Blog – BERG
This is an excellent use of the Kindle as an undemanding screen. Really lovely!
Design Firm Seeks to Humanize Technology - NYTimes.com
Those lovely BERG chaps profiled in the New York Times.
SVK - Products - BERG
This comic is the result of a collaboration between Warren Ellis and BERG. It must, therefore, be splendid. I’ve ordered mine.
RORY HYDE PROJECTS / BLOG » Blog Archive » ‘Know No Boundaries’: an interview with Matt Webb of BERG London
Matt is, as usual, eloquent and inspiring.
BBC - Dimensions - Index
New from BERG: superimposing historical events onto familiar landscapes.
Immaterials - Talks - BERG
Matt Jones on sociality, data, radio and time.
Timothy McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Letters from the Hellbox.
In praise of Gutenberg's contribution to typography.
Proofreading the Public Domain — Chocolate and Vodka
Help keep your culture error-free by proof-reading small pieces of literature from Project Gutenberg.
Camille Seaman Photography -The Last Iceberg Series II - NEW, The Last Iceberg, A Penguin's Life - NEW, The Big Cloud - NEW
Camille Seaman's stunning pictures of icebergs and clouds make me feel small and insignificant. But in a good way.
2081 - Everyone Will Finally Be Equal
The classic Kurt Vonnegut short story Harrison Bergeron has been turned into a film. I hope it doesn't suck.
The Serif - Your daily dose of design inspiration - The Serif
"£5000 in £10 and £20 notes were individually dropped around the streets of London with a removable sticker." Clever.